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Slow upload to series x via Ethernet

Toonsoldier91
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Investigator

Morning one and all

ive had ee fibre installed since July time and not had a issue so far but over the last few weeks I’ve nriiced while doing a speed test on Xbox via Ethernet I’m getting good download speeds typically over 1gb on a 900 line but my upload speeds are only 15/20mbs 

I also had some slight jitter on black ops 7, rang ee they said the router looked congested so cleared that and I have to say it does seem better but still does have a little amount of jitter every so often 

 

They’ve since done a factory reset on the router but I’m still only getting 15mb on upload on Xbox, tried my sons Xbox to isolate a cable issue and that was the same, then tried a brand new cat 7 cable, same again. Different ports. Same again 

I have the smart hub pro and I think it manages bandwidth automatically, but even when everything else isn’t being used it’s the same 

I have a pc 2 Xboxes ( never used all together either ) and 2 phones and 4 tablets that ain’t ever used together. At anyone time you might only really have 2/3 tablets and the 2 Xboxes being used if I’m online with my son

 

does this sound like a router issue as ee say it looks fine from there end and not really much else they can do? 

is there a router out there I could plug straight into the white wall box that’ll manage things much better then the smart hub pro ? Ideally under 200 quid that I won’t have to worry about or is this the router doing its job and limiting the wired series x upload bandiwidth as it doesn’t use much to free up more for other devices, all other decides on wireless and upload is spot on even my sons who’s is the furthest away gets 200mb download and 60/70 upload on wireless.

any help much appreciated thanks 

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XRaySpeX
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There are many routers out there that'll replace the EE SH Pro. Asus & TP-Link are well thought of. Ensure they have at least a 1 Gig WAN port & at least 1 Gig LAN ports.

You won't be able to use your own router if you have EE TV or EE DV.

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@XRaySpeX Gb/s ports

XRaySpeX
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EE Community Star

Duh! Thanks, @JimM11 . Corrected.

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JimM11
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@Toonsoldier91 When you speed test on your PC connected are you getting the 900/110 speed range when testing? OR Openreach Package on Fibre for the Gig range is supplied at 1000/110 range to ensure that the speeds can be met! If the PC test is fine then don't worry the fast.com test can be very misleading at times, congestion is generally out on the 30 users for the fibre nothing at all you can do about it!

Use ookla speedtest.net but download the version for the pc as an app, the web versions can be not so good as they don't push data through for real testing!

https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/d/f6d5b6e1-fa32-4699-81cd-adefae64d136

Yes on 5/6ghz depending what one it connects to I get 800/900 down and 100 upload on pc 

I’ve been looking at the be550 from Tp link. But I just want something that u can plug and play I know I’ll have to set it up to use ee

do you think I’ll get same/better performance from my own router as obviously the ee sh pro is designed to work well with ee 

@Toonsoldier91 Then there is nothing wrong with that, you using anything special like the gaming mode IP whatever that is called, will come to me when not thinking about it!

Something just not set right on the Pro mode with the X-Box but bit weird that Ethernet is doing it!

That's what i was thinking about below, sorry bit off a brain freeze

Boost your WiFi

 

Control your connection when everyone is online with WiFi Optimiser. Prioritise traffic to the activities that matter most such as working and streaming.

EE does allow the use of 3rd-party routers. However they may only investigate any issues until you put the supplied EE router back. In Using & Configuring a Third Party Router you'll find everything you need to set up your router incl. the BB PPPoE creds. which are now the same as BT's.

EE TV & DV landline will not work with your 3rd-party router unless you put the EE router as 1st downstream from the ONT.

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ISPs: 1999: Freeserve 48K Dial-Up > 2005: Wanadoo 1 Meg BB > 2007: Orange 2 Meg BB > 2008: Orange 8 Meg LLU > 2010: Orange 16 Meg LLU > 2011: Orange 20 Meg WBC > 2014: EE 20 Meg WBC > 2020: EE 40 Meg FTTC > 2022:EE 80 Meg FTTC SoGEA > 2025 EE 150 Meg FTTP

@Toonsoldier91 Are you using any off the EE Smart wireless Pro Units along with your EE Pro Router, Tp have not got any wifi 7 versions out yet but no doubt they are in the pipeline for Easy Mesh!